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Americana music singer-songwriters and musicians have stories. That's what makes their music compelling, engaging, and occasionally, ear-wormy. Angie and Cas have their stories and music to help tell their stories. Wonderful humans, they are. And they have surrounded themselves with a number of equally wonderful humans to make beautiful music.
Americana music singer-songwriters and musicians have stories. That's what makes their music compelling, engaging, and occasionally, ear-wormy. Angie and Cas have their stories and music to help tell their stories. Wonderful humans, they are. And they have surrounded themselves with a number of equally wonderful humans to make beautiful music.
Do you enjoy discovering and being moved by stories that include love, eclectic music, tragic loss of friends, banjos and amputations? Who doesn't? Well, Angie Heimann and Cas Sochacki, share such stories in this interview as The Blushin' Roulettes. Oh, did I mention they saved their dog's life the morning of the interview?
Angie and Cas, both beautiful humans, have been making Americana and Bluegrass music and traveling for a while now, separately and together. In the process they have collaborated with other beautiful humans in creating and curating a collection of songs that entertain as well as offer healing.
Mentioned in our conversation were quite a few names of musical friends and collaborators. You can learn more about them with these links:
The Blushin' Roulettes
https://blushinroulettes.com/
Michael McNevin
https://michaelmcnevin.com/
Pacific Songwriting Camp
https://songcamps.org/
Jay Brown
https://jaybrownmusic.com/
Aditi Sethi
https://aditimusic.com/
The Ladles
https://www.theladles.com/
The Appalalucians
https://theappalucians.com/
The Lazybirds
https://lazybirds.net/
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